Where is the configuration folder in Fusion 360?

Does Fusion 360 have configurations?

The Derive functionality that is built into Fusion 360 can allow for configurations of parts that stem from a base model, or is derived from one.

Where is Fusion 360 settings?

Set your Fusion 360 preferences

• Click General in the preferences list.
• Scroll to Pan, Zoom, Orbit shortcuts.
• Select the CAD application you are most comfortable with. This changes the mouse behavior for pan, zoom, and orbit.
• Scroll through the other options in the General page.

Where is Fusion 360 data stored?

All files that are saved in Fusion 360 are stored in the cloud, which can be accessed by visiting Fusion Team. For missing files, see Projects, folders, or files are missing from Fusion 360. The Data Panel is where all data can be found within the Fusion application.

How do you use derive Fusion 360?

Learn how to use the Derive and Insert Derive commands to link design features from one design into another in Fusion 360.

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Edit the derive feature

1. In the destination design, in the Timeline, right-click the Derive feature .
2. Select Edit Derive Feature. …
3. Adjust the derive settings: …
4. Click OK.

How do you change the controls on Fusion 360?

Simply head over to your name in the upper right-hand corner of the dashboard. From that drop-down menu, select Preferences. From the Preferences menu, on the main screen for General, select the drop-down menu from Pan, Zoom, Orbit Shortcuts.

Does Fusion 360 use GPU or CPU?

Fusion 360 does not need the GPU to run. Instead, it uses your computer CPU. CPU usage provides better flexibility and offers consistent results across platforms.

How do I open a saved file in Fusion 360?

Select the file Drop down menu in the upper application toolbar in Fusion 360. Select the Open button from the File Menu.

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Notes:

1. This command supports file formats: …
2. The “New Design from File” command will work to open locally saved files when working offline.

Can you store Fusion 360 files locally?

You can save files locally by exporting a Fusion native (. f3d or . f3z) format file from Fusion 360. For assemblies with linked designs (inserted or x-referenced components), you will need to export the .

Can Fusion 360 files be saved locally?

From the Autodesk Account Dashboard



From the dashboard, hover over the design and select Export. Select Fusion 360 Archive. After the file is translated in the cloud, you will receive an email that contains a download link. To load the archive file, select Upload in the Fusion 360 Data Panel.

Does Fusion 360 have a post processor?

Start here to learn the basics of using post processors in Fusion 360. Find a post processor in the online library which includes the most up to date posts. There are even some machine-specific posts for more relevant post properties and functionality. Install posts to your personal library so you can make any edits.

How do I know my post processor?

After you open the Save Toolpath form using its icon, there is a pull-down list with all the post processors currently stored in the PostP folder (in the Application Data Folder) on your computer. Scroll down this list, find and select the correct post processor for your machine.

What language is Fusion 360 post processor?

The CPS format post processors used by Fusion 360 and HSM CAM are Javascript and can be edited in any text editor. An excellent place to learn how to edit posts is the HSM Post Processor Training Guide.